“Response-dependence, rigidification, and objectivity”, erkenntnis 44 (1995): 101-112

Erkenntnis 44 (1):101 - 112 (1996)
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A fully developed sophisticated response-dependent account would fill in specifications for B (the beings) and C (the conditions), would probably replace the reference to disapproval with a reference to a more complex response, and might involve a more complex scheme.[ii] For simplicity, however, I shall focus my argument on the above simple scheme of moral wrongness, since added complexities will be irrelevant to my argument.

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Peter Vallentyne
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